What is your fave cause or charity?

I've done work for habitat for humanity and donate to st. jude, wounded warrior project, and v.org

Greyhound Trust. they're specifically dedicated to helping and rehoming retired racing greyhounds

My BF and his sister were both actively involved with the charity and his sis even adopted some herself over the years. hearing some of the stories they went through i believe this charity really need all the support they can get.

The RNLI. I come from a coastal community so saving lives at sea is is a big deal for us be it tourists in the summer or our fishermen in all seasons and weather.

St. Jude Children's research hospital
American Red Cross
and a Boys hockey league in my town. That's all I can afford. Id give plenty more if I could.

I've long been involved as a volunteer with one organization or another... the most recent was as a volunteer maintenance person at a woman's shelter, the one before that was the Red Cross, and before that I volunteered at a couple of different homeless shelters in different countries I was in.

Now I contribute to microloan organizations, the Humane Society, a regular monthly donation to a clean water organization, a local teachers' organization to fund arts and literature/reading programs, and I seem to always be giving money to legit go fund me needs.

I'm not wealthy, but I figure if we all do what we can, then we will have a better world.

I tend to prioritize improving the human condition through Habitat for Humanity and Doctors Without Borders, but my prime one -- both monetarily and volunteer effort -- is a student-run housing co-operative providing much needed affordable housing at my alma mater. A vast number of the residents are the first in their families to attend college, and 10% were homeless, unable to afford the university dorms or other housing, prior to finding an opening at the co-operative.

St. Jude, St. Vincent dePaul, Aide for Puerto Rico.

Plan International

St. Jude and other children's hospitals

Any initiative helping homelessness, addiction and recovery

The Spring - well building in the 3rd world www.charitywater.org

Children ..I regularly support NSPCC , Banardoes , & Child line.
I cant think of anything more important than the welfare of vulnerable children.

After kids , comes Animals .

ASPCA

tunnel2towers holds a special place in my heart. also involved in fundraising as part of the DWA's association raising funds for our hospital

Nonviolent Peace Force, Smile train, kiva.org, Heifer International, Health Equipment Recycling Organization, Wounded Warrior Project.

My three are
1.) Soup kitchen in my area
2.) Homeless Shelter in my area
3.) Women’s Shelter in my area

I’m also a big fan of the Salvation Army, Red Cross, and the ASCPA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.) Be safe and be well. 🦋

People Help The People

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“God knows what is hiding in this world of little consequence
Behind the tears, inside the lies
A thousand slowly dying sunsets
God knows what is hiding in those weak and drunken hearts
I guess the loneliness came knocking
No one needs to be alone, oh save me”

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Many....but the main 2 are the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and St. Judes Children's Hospital.

I donate money to the local liquor store....

@manly A person's favorite cause or charity should always be the person's immediate and extended family members.

1 Timothy 5:8 (CEB) = "But if someone doesn’t provide for their own family, and especially for a member of their household, they have denied the faith. They are worse than those who have no faith."

Definitely animals.

Most of my donations go to my church, but St. Jude Children's Hospital is my favorite charity. I also give nominal amounts to a few historical organizations and animal groups. Lynn gives to Special Olympics.

I believe in helping without the help of any organizations.

Charities are organizations just like corporations are organizations. The two report to the IRS for a good reason!

Funny that churches don't have to report to the IRS. I don't donate to especially churches.

If more just helped without the organizations then their wouldn't be such a problem.

People helping people themselves should come naturally. Not be controlled who gets what, where and under what conditions.

That is far too much control going on.

kiva.org.. A global microfinance charity that offers a hand up, rather than a hand out. People can borrow to start or develop a local business or farm or pay for education for themselves or family members. Over time the loans are repaid and you can lend the same money out over and over. A standard loan is $25 and Kiva agregate the loans together and direct them as you wish... I have taken to making a donation in a persons name instead of sending flowers to a funeral. A more useful and lasting memorial..😷

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I volunteer at the foodbank,plant lots of trees and help the local library.

anything involving animals

Mine are

Animals
Orphans
Old people
Children of brothel

St Jude

Instead of enriching the people who run the charities why don't you spend that money on helping your relatives? Maybe it's because you hate your family members.

Probably the ASPCA, though I try to give to the local Rescue Mission Food Drive a few times a year.

Tops is probably the IRC, International Rescue Committee, but there are several.

I wish I could but I can’t afford to do any charity stuff

The Guide Dog Association.

The Cancer Council.

Animals...St Jude Hospital and Shriners Hospital

Saint Jude's Children Research Hospital.

Homeless and hungry

Veterans

Volunteer human exintion movement.

Giving food to the homeless. Been there when I was in my late teens. As well as animals